Hillsboro recorder., 1887-11-24
THE WORLD OVER,
,EPIT0ME or THE INTERESTING
NEWS or THE DAK.
The Irish Tronblrs-f.abor A citation Every
whcrc-Whnt Is Doing North, East;
West nr d Across the seas.

W Inc pdcklng mouse oil the Hancoch
chemical works, Mich, was blown up
and six men killed.
Fourteen persons were killed by an ex-
pIosion in coal mine at Greisenan, near
Dortmund, Germany.
AZ Peru, Ird., the station agent Of the
Chicago & Atlantic Railroad discovered
adynamite bomb in d freight car.
The reported marriage of Clara Louise
Kellogg to Carl strakosch is confirmed,
the lady herself admitting the fact.
Rev. DR.. Francis L. Satton, professor
Of geology, at Princeton college, N. j.,
will succeed DR.. McCosh as president Of
that Institution. f~ a
Notices have been posted In County
Clare, Ireland, ordering n boycott of the
Shannon steamship company for convey
ing prisoners 10 Larick Jail. @ s4' ~
At meeting of the church society of
Plymouth church, Brooklyn,N N. Y. it was
voted to extend q call to Rev. Charles
Berry, ( Woiyerham,on, England.
Gen. Joseph Hawley, United States
Senator, OF C0nnteiicutt, was married at
Philadelphia, Pa, TO Miss Edith Horner,
Of England, who has been for several
years one Of the head nurses at Blockley
hospitalin that city.
It Is reported in Rome that the Pope
has entirely disapproved the lawlessness
and political fanaticism Of people in Ire-
land, and has sent Instructions to the
clergy with reference to their future atti.
tude regarding the relations between
landlords aud tenants.
One of the steel cruiser Atlanta's large
anchors was lost at Newport, r. l., tho
pin to the shackling slipping out. A
diver at the torpedo station was sent for.
One Of the flagship Richmond's big an
chors was lost in the same way q few
weeks ago, and il has not been recoy!
cred. .&#as #&a@ @@@5 !
The anarchists Of New York city held
meetings in several places to give vent to
their feelings concerning the execution
Of their comrades at Chicago. At one Of
the meetings Herr Most threatened ven.
geance in his most clustering manner.
One Of the meetings was dispersed by
the police on account Of its disorderly
| character. E#
The Naugatuck dgitdtg., in Connects
cut, weekly paper run in the interest
Of the Labor party and managed by ii.
9. Baldwin, came out with reversed
column rules in sympathy with the dead
Anapchists. The stockholders at once
Lcld a meeting and voted to put the con-
eern in the hands Of receiver.
Ii is thought at Bangor, Me-, that the
suicide at Fredericksburg. Va, whose
name was given as &C. Ward, ' in the
morning papers, was Jacob Sterns, an ex-
tenfse fancy goods dealer, Of Bangor,
who failed some weeks ago and was ar
rested for alleged forgery and fraud. His
photograph has been sent to FredrielSs-
burg. =
Private adyiees show that the recently
discovered gold mine, ten miles from
Prescott, Arizona, on the Lassayampa
river, Is richer by far than anything ever
discovered in the world. The ore aver.
ages VI, cooper ton, and thousands Of
tons are in sight. Two men with q
common mortar pounded out $500 in less
thnn an hour. The gold clings TO the
rocks in the purest scales. 4 man with
a knife can scale Of handful in q few
minutes. --
A fire in Brooklyn, n. Y, destroyed a
station Of Culver's Prospect Park & Coney
Island Railroad, stables Of the Wander.
bilt Avenue horse car line, large quan-
tity Of feed and rolling stock and 151
horses. Owing to the intlammable nature
Of the building and contents, the fire
spread rapidly and soon destroyed the
building aud also two brick dwellings on
the opposite side Of Ninth avenue. Thi-
kthc third time within year and hall
1t has been fred. Loss $4,000
Rev. James w. Saul, d. d.. uce.pus.
ident Of the Universal Peace Union, died
1t the Episcopal hospital in Philadelphia,
Pa, uged 50 years. lie was native ol
Pennsylvania, but settled down carly IL
| life Ia New Orleans, following metcan
tile pursuits there for years. lie filed q
number Of public municipal places in
New Orleans and was rendered but de.
clined. the Federal Offices OF suptrintend
ent Of mint, and assistant trcasurcrof the
United States.
There is much interest still manifested
In the imported liquor question in Au
gustn, Nc. Burns is selling his imported
goods openly ut the HurIh en1 Of Water
street, disposing Of large quantity, and
hcTr1hibitory law Is nullilicd practically
Il will perhaps be years before decision
Ii obtained from the courts, and inosi
determined effort is to be made ut tht
coming season OF Congress 10 obtain th'
enactment of q section which shall pre-
vent clashing between the UnitCd State,
customs regulations and the state pfohib
itoiy Inv. 49, @
Marshal Dyer, recently appointed re-
ceiycr to take charge of certain property
belonging 10 the Mormon church, made Dc
mind the other day for Temple block, OF
which stands the Mormon temple, Assem-
bly hall aud the large tabernacle in Sal
Lake City, Utah. These buildings and
adjacent grounds have been used upward
III forty years exclusively for rCligiou
purposes. lie also took possession Of thi
parsonage known as the Guard house AM
The church historians Office, leaving mCr
In charge. 4 demand was further madI
for al bsoks, papers, securities und uthe
n personal church ljfuurfty.